New York Young Republican Club Issues
Statement Responding to Trump Indictment
— ‘This is Total War’
Posted By: Imright, 3/30/2023 8:59:56 PM
The New York Young Republican Club has issued a statement responding to the indictment of President Donald Trump, saying, “This is Total War.” The club warned that the indictment has sent our nation “careening toward tyranny at an unprecedented pace.” “Today, our nation careens toward tyranny at an unprecedented pace,” the statement began. “An impudent cabal of radical figures abandons all propriety in their dogged attacks on President Donald J. Trump. We have taken a decisive step away from the values that define our national character.”
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